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Were The Moon Landings Real or Hollywood? |
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Special Effects! |
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I Like Sitting On Fences, I Feel Safer... |
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What Has This Poll Got To Do With 911? |
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 11:33 pm Post subject: |
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rodin wrote: | Quote: | Gravity at 200k altitude is not dramatically different from gravity at the earth's surface. |
Earth radius is 5K. Gravity is inverse square. Every time distance from core doubles gravity falls by factor of four. Gravity at 200K is
5 - 10 - 20 -- 40 -- 80 ---- 160...
G 1/4 1/16 1/64 1/256 1/1024G
less than a thousandth of surface. |
The centre of gravity here is the centre of the earth. Or "core" as you reasonably put it. Gravity calculations relate to the c-of-g, not the earth's surface.
Your calculation is bilge. Er, sorry, "not entirely accurate"
(apologies - I'm a bit slow. Just realised you're having a laugh ) _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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karlos Validated Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:50 am Post subject: |
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the movie capricorn one was quite close to the mark and shows moon landings was an in joke for many _________________
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 9:53 am Post subject: |
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stelios69 wrote: | the movie capricorn one was quite close to the mark and shows moon landings was an in joke for many |
And there's a huge Space Beam Weapon in Star Wars.
Perhaps Judy Wood is right after all? _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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blackcat Validated Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 1:50 pm Post subject: |
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Ignatz wrote: | Science will not yield just to suit your beliefs, blackcat. |
Indeed it will not. Do you find it annoying when someone argues for page after page against what you know to be incontrovertible fact. Easily done isn't it? Rather like making a career of posting continuous garbage about how the twin towers could fall at free-fall speed through themselves, or a plane could vaporize after hitting the Pentagon. Month after month you keep your bilge/lies coming. Why? I am tired of doing it after a few days.
Quote: | Stop making an ass of yourself and take time to reflect. Stop posting on this subject until you understand it. Ask questions at a physics forum or something. |
Gladly would if I had a need to but I am aware it was garbage. Will you admit that all your arguments about 9/11 are also rubbish? Will you stop posting the ridiculous "beliefs" you have about 9/11? Will you stop your incessant garbage? |
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Johnny Pixels Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 3:31 pm Post subject: |
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rodin wrote: |
The source was incorrect. My bad. Stated method for temperature maintenance is indeed cliamed to be infrared radiation from spacesuit. |
That's ok.
(You missed the f off pdf, but I've fixed it in the quote above)
Oh wait, stop right there. All the computers did on the Apollo missions was calculations. They didn't do simulation in the same way we do, so they didn't need all that processing power.
Second, machining technology. The pdf claims that they had to have a man at a milling machine, first, that's not an inaccurate method of production. Experienced machinists can produce high tolerance work. But more importantly, computer numerical control machining was invented in the 1940s
Next: The Lunar Lander. NASA has provided information on it, for a start, as always, try wikipedia, it has links and references to the sources for its info, from NASA and the designers of the lunar lander
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunar_lander#Lunar_Module_specifications
The lander was tested:
Quote: | January 22, 1968 when the unmanned LM-1 was launched on a Saturn IB for testing of propulsion systems in orbit. The next LM flight was aboard Apollo 9 using LM-3 on March 3, 1969 as a manned flight (McDivitt, Scott and Schweickart) to test a number of systems in Earth orbit including LM and CSM crew transit, LM propulsion, separation and docking. Apollo 10, launched on May 18, 1969, was another series of tests, this time in lunar orbit with the LM separating and descending to within 10 km of the surface. From the successful tests the LM successfully descended and ascended from the lunar surface with Apollo 11. |
Next: Practising activities on the moon. Astronauts could carry a limited amount of oxygen, and as we discovered earlier, could only spend a limited time on the surface. Therefore the whole lunar surface excursion must have been strictly planned so that they knew how long each activity lasted, and the astronauts knew how to carry out each activity. That way they would have an idea of how much oxygen they would need, and how long they could spend on the surface. And the whole purpose of going to the moon was the surface activities, so getting them right would probably be a good idea.
Quote: | If there was going to be a mission to put men on the moon, surely a precursor would have been to try an unmanned landing and take-off first? |
But the lunar lander had been showed to work, so testing it unmanned was not needed.
The rest of that pdf deals with a lot of photos, all of which have been explained before, such as stars not appearing in photos, which is such an idiotic thing to say. My digital SLR needs at minimum of several seconds exposure to show stars in a photo. Take pictures like that on the moon, and everything lit by the sunlight would be bright white and over exposed. The rays across the picture aren't caused by the atmosphere, that is light shining across the camera lens.
[quote]Here is the interview with the first men into space. Top guns or stressed-out liars?
http://www.erichufschmid.net/apollo11_press_conference.wmv[/quote
They're test pilots, not public speakers. For comparison, watch a Formula One after race press conference. These are also high performance individuals, but often very poor public speakers. _________________
I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. - Umberto Eco
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 5:15 pm Post subject: |
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blackcat wrote: | Ignatz wrote: | Science will not yield just to suit your beliefs, blackcat. |
Indeed it will not. Do you find it annoying when someone argues for page after page against what you know to be incontrovertible fact. Easily done isn't it? Rather like making a career of posting continuous garbage about how the twin towers could fall at free-fall speed through themselves, or a plane could vaporize after hitting the Pentagon. Month after month you keep your bilge/lies coming. Why? I am tired of doing it after a few days.
Quote: | Stop making an ass of yourself and take time to reflect. Stop posting on this subject until you understand it. Ask questions at a physics forum or something. |
Gladly would if I had a need to but I am aware it was garbage. Will you admit that all your arguments about 9/11 are also rubbish? Will you stop posting the ridiculous "beliefs" you have about 9/11? Will you stop your incessant garbage? |
Ah. So you were just trolling. Nice of you to come clean.
As for the Twin Towers - they didn't come down at freefall. Some of the external lumps came close though. _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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johndoe Wrecker
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of not as well is the fact that 33 out of the 36 atronauts who were part of the moon landings have contracted cataracts. probably caused by the van allen belts.
losing your sight to see the surface of the moon, probably worth it. |
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flamesong Major Poster
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:00 pm Post subject: |
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Yeah.
After nearly 40 years they're still looking for a way to cover their tracks _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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telecasterisation Banned
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:00 pm Post subject: |
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johndoe wrote: | of not as well is the fact that 33 out of the 36 atronauts who were part of the moon landings have contracted cataracts. probably caused by the van allen belts.
losing your sight to see the surface of the moon, probably worth it. |
Finished laying my flooring to return to find this still rambling on with more nonsense.
36 astronauts who were part of the moon landings? I note you cite no source for this - 6 missions supposedly went = 6 x 3 astronauts + 1 failure = 1 x 3 = 36?
As for the use of 'probably caused by van allen belts', fabulous assumption.
ALL astronauts run a dramatically higher risk of cataracts from such things as cosmic rays and solar-particle events. This is also noted in even relatively low altitude trips in space shuttles and has nothing whatsoever to do with the van allen belts.
In addition, the surface of the moon can be seen with the naked eye from here on Earth. If you meant by standing on it, then reduce your quoted figure by one third as one astronaut was supposedly always in orbit and never landed.
Read up on this before quoting incorrect figures. _________________ I completely challenge the official version of events - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC -I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC
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flamesong Major Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:15 pm Post subject: |
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Ignatz wrote: | Yeah.
After nearly 40 years they're still looking for a way to cover their tracks |
Duh!
Like, germinating an excuse not to go in 2020.
But I guess you chose not to infer that correctly. |
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:22 pm Post subject: |
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telecasterisation wrote: |
The astronaut scenario is about right - there is no way that they could have passed through Van Allen and lived - radiation would have killed them stone dead - if not then, then very soon afterwards. The protection afforded by that bean tin = no chance.
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Do you still stand by this?
No way to pass through the lethal (according to you) VA belts, therefore every mission that seemingly made it to the moon was faked? _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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johndoe Wrecker
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:24 pm Post subject: |
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"36 astronauts who were part of the moon landings? I note you cite no source for this - 6 missions supposedly went = 6 x 3 astronauts + 1 failure = 1 x 3 = 36? "
telecastration you made the mistake of counting only the astronauts who were part of the moon landing crews.
my mistake really i should have said apollo astronauts. (excluding apollo 1 of course)
"As for the use of 'probably caused by van allen belts', fabulous assumption."
methinks a cataracts rate of 91.7% is far from coincidence. |
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ZUCO Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 8:29 pm Post subject: |
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By that same standard Im sure you agree that drills on 7/7 are far from coincidence. Or do you have double standards?
ps: sorry for hijacking the thread, back to moon landing fakery....... _________________
"Those Who Sacrifice Liberty For Security Deserve Neither" --Benjamin Franklin--
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flamesong Major Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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Regarding that calculation, aren't you forgetting a couple of things. Some astronauts went more than once and some orbited the Moon.
Have walked on the Moon (allegedly):
1 Neil Armstrong - Apollo 11 July 20, 1969
2 Buzz Aldrin
3 Pete Conrad - Apollo 12 November 19-20, 1969
4 Alan Bean
5 Alan Shepard - Apollo 14 February 5-6, 1971
6 Edgar Mitchell
7 David Scott - Apollo 15 July 31–August 2, 1971
8 James Irwin
9 John W. Young - Apollo 16 April 21-23, 1972
10 Charles Duke
11 Eugene Cernan - Apollo 17 December 11-14, 1972
12 Harrison Schmitt
Have orbited the Moon (allegedly):
1 Frank Borman - Apollo 8
2 Jim Lovell - Apollo 8, Apollo 13: intended to land
3 Bill Anders - Apollo 8
4 Tom Stafford - Apollo 10
5 John Young - Apollo 10 (later landed on Apollo 16)
6 Eugene Cernan - Apollo 10 (later landed on Apollo 17)
7 Michael Collins - Apollo 11
8 Dick Gordon - Apollo 12 (had been slated to land on Apollo 1
9 Jack Swigert - Apollo 13
10 Fred Haise - Apollo 13: intended to land (had been slated to land on Apollo 19)
11 Stuart Roosa - Apollo 14 (may have been slated to land on Apollo 20)
12 Al Worden - Apollo 15
13 Ken Mattingly - Apollo 16
14 Ronald Evans - Apollo 17
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apollo_astronauts
So, 12 landed. 14 orbited (two of whom later landed).
Therefore a total of 24 have left Earth and orbited or landed on the Moon.
Whether or not they landed is irrelevant as far as the Van Allen Belts are concerned. |
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Johnny Pixels Moderate Poster
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If the Van Allen belts are so dangerous, why didn't NASA just say "we can't go because it will kill everyone on board"? I mean, if George Bush said "lets go on a trip to the centre of the Earth by the end of the decade", people would point out that it couldn't be done. They wouldn't fake an entire program to get a man to the centre of the Earth and then spend the rest of the future of mankind trying to cover up the fakery.
That would be quite absurd. _________________
I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. - Umberto Eco
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 10:27 pm Post subject: |
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flamesong wrote: | Regarding that calculation, aren't you forgetting a couple of things. Some astronauts went more than once and some orbited the Moon.
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Therefore a total of 24 have left Earth and orbited or landed on the Moon.
Whether or not they landed is irrelevant as far as the Van Allen Belts are concerned. |
Interesting to note that if the VA belts are guaranteed to be short-term lethal, then there isn't a moon-landing hoax, but 9 of them. And at least one - Apollo 13- was done purely for show, it seems. Such hard and expensive work, this CT business.
And here's a thought - every time an essential accomplice was approached with a view to joining the 'gang', but showed signs of relucatance or even downright hostility, what would 'they' do? Slaughter him/her on the spot? Or just say "Ok, never mind. Maybe you'd like to sign up to the hoax next mission?"
What a laugh. No wonder telecasterisation has gone quiet. _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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flamesong Major Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 11:03 pm Post subject: |
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Ignatz wrote: | And here's a thought - every time an essential accomplice was approached with a view to joining the 'gang', but showed signs of relucatance or even downright hostility, what would 'they' do? Slaughter him/her on the spot? Or just say "Ok, never mind. Maybe you'd like to sign up to the hoax next mission?" |
Hmmm...
Now, I have always oscillated around neutrality on this subject and will try to stay objective.
But when you make a statement like that, you are likely to be hearing the name Virgil Grisham, a.k.a. Gus by return.
Much obliged. |
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 11:20 pm Post subject: |
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flamesong wrote: | Ignatz wrote: | And here's a thought - every time an essential accomplice was approached with a view to joining the 'gang', but showed signs of relucatance or even downright hostility, what would 'they' do? Slaughter him/her on the spot? Or just say "Ok, never mind. Maybe you'd like to sign up to the hoax next mission?" |
Hmmm...
Now, I have always oscillated around neutrality on this subject and will try to stay objective.
But when you make a statement like that, you are likely to be hearing the name Virgil Grisham, a.k.a. Gus by return.
Much obliged. |
You mean "Grissom". Who died in the Apollo 1 fire. So they slaughtered Grissom, White and Chaffee on the launch pad as a warning to all others? So that all astronauts, engineers, astronomers, sailors and a thousand others - per mission - would be cowed into submission?
Well, that news must have got around (otherwise it would just be a horrific accident, eh?) _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Johnny Pixels wrote: | If the Van Allen belts are so dangerous, why didn't NASA just say "we can't go because it will kill everyone on board"? I mean, if George Bush said "lets go on a trip to the centre of the Earth by the end of the decade", people would point out that it couldn't be done. They wouldn't fake an entire program to get a man to the centre of the Earth and then spend the rest of the future of mankind trying to cover up the fakery.
That would be quite absurd. |
i dont know if the moon landings were fake or not, but i do wonder what your logic is other than being convinced conspiracys never happen and no one would ever lie to you that has authority.
faking anything and covering it up is never absurd, it is more absurd to say there is no reason to fake such things. if the moon landings were faked there is one big reason to cover it up and a big reason for doing it.
you dont need to be intelligent to work it out, it is just a case of if the landings are faked or not.
the "BIG" reason to fake it and cover it up if it was faked would be funding. so whats absurd about faking it if they had?
would people fund so much into something that is near impossible otherwise if it is impossible because of the van whatsit belt?
i aint saying its fake but i am saying there is a big reason to fake it and cover it up and like most conspiracys that involves cash they would'nt get at the scale they do otherwise.
unless of course people just fund anything cos i was thinking of asking for funding for my chocolate fireguard invention, it dosnt work very well though but if i faked it and nobody knew anything about chocolate do you reckon i'd get it then? |
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flamesong Major Poster
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Ignatz wrote: | You mean "Grissom"... |
Indeed I did. Memory, eh? Which reminds me, I need to get some more ginko biloba. |
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karlos Validated Poster
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johndoe wrote: | of not as well is the fact that 33 out of the 36 atronauts who were part of the moon landings have contracted cataracts. probably caused by the van allen belts.
losing your sight to see the surface of the moon, probably worth it. |
what about non 'moon landings' astronauts? how many of them got cataracts? or even airline pilots.
Nobody was part of the moon landings because there havent been any.
How many astronauts took a lie detector test? _________________
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telecasterisation Banned
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:16 am Post subject: |
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Thus far, no-one has supplied any information/figures stating the effective shielding supplied by the vehicle the astronauts supposedly went to the moon in. The question therefore is not the fact that wandering through the Van Allen Belt will certainly kill you - of course this will not happen provided you are shielded sufficiently.
Until such time as proof positive is supplied, then yes I still believe that we never went to the moon due to the lethal qualities of the Van Allen Belt.
This is exactly as I said it would be - just another thread of 'I say that, you say this' - using information on one site to counter that of another. Unless any of it can be corroborated, then it all means nothing and goes nowhere.
There are many other reasons why I believe it was faked, I do not believe that 6 missions went and no-one died given the technology of the day - but I did supply an image of the reflector earlier in the thread. One side should have been in deep shadow just like the indentations in the surrounding area - it was brightly lit - how?
As for the question of 36 astronauts being involved in the Moon landings, it was stated by Mr Doe;
Quote: | 33 out of the 36 atronauts who were part of the moon landings have contracted cataracts. probably caused by the van allen belts |
This clearly highlights that 36 passed through the Van Allen Belt - which is simply not true as earlier 'associated' missions never went that far into space. Therefore, it is as I stated, a load of rubbish. Can Mr Doe supply a link to the information that details;
Quote: | methinks a cataracts rate of 91.7% is far from coincidence. |
This obviously must relate to astronauts who have only ever supposedly been to the Moon and back for if those astronauts had a history of going into space prior or post the event, then obviously they run the same risks as every other non-lunar lunar traveller and to cite the trip to the Moon as being the cause is misleading.
I actually have five bedrooms to paint - so I will not be back for a while. _________________ I completely challenge the official version of events - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC -I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC - I AM NOT A 9/11 TRUTH CRITIC
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flamesong Major Poster
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 9:45 am Post subject: |
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telecasterisation wrote: | Quote: | 33 out of the 36 atronauts who were part of the moon landings have contracted cataracts. probably caused by the van allen belts |
This clearly highlights that 36 passed through the Van Allen Belt - which is simply not true as earlier 'associated' missions never went that far into space. Therefore, it is as I stated, a load of rubbish... |
There were only 24. See my earlier post (8 up). |
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Ignatz Moderate Poster
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:14 am Post subject: |
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telecasterisation wrote: |
Until such time as proof positive is supplied, then yes I still believe that we never went to the moon due to the lethal qualities of the Van Allen Belt.
This is exactly as I said it would be - just another thread of 'I say that, you say this' - using information on one site to counter that of another. Unless any of it can be corroborated, then it all means nothing and goes nowhere.
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You would like to portray it as just one opinion vs. another. That way it can be waved aside as an inconsequential squabble. Unfortunately it's your unsubstantiated opinion vs. all known science. This includes scientists who - then and since - were extremely antagonistic to the the US.
It's the inner belt that is the energetic one, and it covers about 40 degrees of latitude in total. Simply by exiting earth parking orbit at 30 degrees the dose is minimised.
Did you ever address the point about lunar rock samples that had been studied all over the world? _________________ So remember - next time you can't find a parking spot, go to plan B: blow up your car |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 11:32 am Post subject: |
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iggy said:
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Did you ever address the point about lunar rock samples that had been studied all over the world? [qoute]
its very well known lunar rock is studied around the world, however what year was the samples obtained? were they collected by man or a robot mission? etc. i dont think your point proves anything unless people are saying ALL moon landings are faked.
i get the feeling however most just think the earlier missions were faked because of the technology back then or lack of.
i dont know if they were faked or not and i aint really bothered as i dont think it is the main issue of today, but i have no doubt that the technology exsists today to get there and land etc. but i am a bit sceptical about what means they would of had back in the day of the first landing, so ill be keeping tabs on this thread just out of intrest.
like i said i dont know if they were faked but i can see a big plus from faking the first few missions.
1. you beat the russians to it.
2. great achievment for mankind the u.s takes the credit and gets the funding to develop better technology for future missions as the russians still couldnt get there at this point so the cash flow would go americas way.
3. funding for new technology keeps america ahead of the rest in terms of advancement.
4. control of space thanks to beating the russians (apparently) and get massive funding to develop better technology, thanks to the funding america is way ahead of the russians today.
5. where would america stand if the russians had been the first to the moon and they got all the funding and control over space?
that is of course if it was faked.
but i can see why faking it if it was, needed to be done, especially during the cold war, fool the enemy into thinking you are more advanced than them and beat them to the moon. they then managed to develop better technology after a few fake landings to make the fake become reality, but that could'nt be exsposed or the public would want to know why they lied etc. it would be like a country making up mock nukes and parading them on the back of lorrys to fool outsiders into thinking they are more powerful than first thought and therefore not a country to be messed with, and that has happened before.
anyway that is if they were faked.
but the reason i dont care is because if america had'nt of got there first the russians would of, and a more advanced and weaponised russia would not of been good over the years gone by, but as it stands today with the bush adminstration in office i dont know which is worse a more advanced russia or a more advanced america.
to anyone who thinks getting to the moon first wasnt important or that it didnt advance that countrys technology and funding of better technology and help towards being a bigger threat war wise i have to wonder which planet you come from. but the landings being faked or not isnt an issue with me, it was either real or if it wasnt faked then the russians would of got their first which means we would be no better of anyway with the effect it had on the world, it may well of been worse.
sorry for the essay i just dont think people have thought through the alternative if they didnt fake it, if indeed it was faked. |
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johndoe Wrecker
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"what about non 'moon landings' astronauts? how many of them got cataracts? or even airline pilots. "
welli counted all the appollo astronauts as "moon landing astronauts". and the reason we count them is because they are the only astronauts to go beyond low earth orbit.
of course at the south atlantic anamoly astronauts in the ISS will go through the van allen belt too.
"of course this will not happen provided you are shielded sufficiently."
or if you don't spend alot of time there.
shielding, distance and time. the 3 ways to reduce radiation.
"Can Mr Doe supply a link to the information that details;"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Moon_Landing_hoax_accusations#Ioni zing_radiation_and_heat |
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Johnny Pixels Moderate Poster
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marky 54 wrote: | Johnny Pixels wrote: | If the Van Allen belts are so dangerous, why didn't NASA just say "we can't go because it will kill everyone on board"? I mean, if George Bush said "lets go on a trip to the centre of the Earth by the end of the decade", people would point out that it couldn't be done. They wouldn't fake an entire program to get a man to the centre of the Earth and then spend the rest of the future of mankind trying to cover up the fakery.
That would be quite absurd. |
i dont know if the moon landings were fake or not, but i do wonder what your logic is other than being convinced conspiracys never happen and no one would ever lie to you that has authority.
faking anything and covering it up is never absurd, it is more absurd to say there is no reason to fake such things. if the moon landings were faked there is one big reason to cover it up and a big reason for doing it.
you dont need to be intelligent to work it out, it is just a case of if the landings are faked or not.
the "BIG" reason to fake it and cover it up if it was faked would be funding. so whats absurd about faking it if they had?
would people fund so much into something that is near impossible otherwise if it is impossible because of the van whatsit belt?
i aint saying its fake but i am saying there is a big reason to fake it and cover it up and like most conspiracys that involves cash they would'nt get at the scale they do otherwise.
unless of course people just fund anything cos i was thinking of asking for funding for my chocolate fireguard invention, it dosnt work very well though but if i faked it and nobody knew anything about chocolate do you reckon i'd get it then? |
My reasons are not based on whether people are in authority or not. I want to know how they propose to keep it covered up FOREVER.
Think about it. The next time someone goes to the moon, they'll be rumbled because they'll either have to use lots of shielding, or because their astronauts will end up dead.
It doesn't work.
Any way, just out of interest, what's your proudest achievement in life? _________________
I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. - Umberto Eco
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rodin Validated Poster
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:07 pm Post subject: |
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[quote="Johnny PixelsThe lander was tested:
Quote: | January 22, 1968 when the unmanned LM-1 was launched on a Saturn IB for testing of propulsion systems in orbit. The next LM flight was aboard Apollo 9 using LM-3 on March 3, 1969 as a manned flight (McDivitt, Scott and Schweickart) to test a number of systems in Earth orbit including LM and CSM crew transit, LM propulsion, separation and docking. Apollo 10, launched on May 18, 1969, was another series of tests, this time in lunar orbit with the LM separating and descending to within 10 km of the surface. From the successful tests the LM successfully descended and ascended from the lunar surface with Apollo 11. | .
So even the official narrative does not have a test landing and take-off from the moon.
Quote: | Here is the interview with the first men into space. Top guns or stressed-out liars?
http://www.erichufschmid.net/apollo11_press_conference.wmv[/quote
They're test pilots, not public speakers. For comparison, watch a Formula One after race press conference. These are also high performance individuals, but often very poor public speakers. |
Racing drivers can be a bit Beckhamesque in the verbal aura department (though most are actually pretty articulate) but these flyig masons leave the rest in the dirt. Different class altogether I would say.
The no stars on film issue is a no-brainer given the narrow dynamic range of the medium but what Eric was saying was the astronauts never mentioned seing them - and they would in zero atmosphere would they not? If they looked directly at the sky they would see no reflected light from the surface of the moon. _________________ Belief is the Enemy of Truth www.dissential.com |
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marky 54 Mega Poster
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:29 pm Post subject: |
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Johnny Pixels wrote: | marky 54 wrote: | Johnny Pixels wrote: | If the Van Allen belts are so dangerous, why didn't NASA just say "we can't go because it will kill everyone on board"? I mean, if George Bush said "lets go on a trip to the centre of the Earth by the end of the decade", people would point out that it couldn't be done. They wouldn't fake an entire program to get a man to the centre of the Earth and then spend the rest of the future of mankind trying to cover up the fakery.
That would be quite absurd. |
i dont know if the moon landings were fake or not, but i do wonder what your logic is other than being convinced conspiracys never happen and no one would ever lie to you that has authority.
faking anything and covering it up is never absurd, it is more absurd to say there is no reason to fake such things. if the moon landings were faked there is one big reason to cover it up and a big reason for doing it.
you dont need to be intelligent to work it out, it is just a case of if the landings are faked or not.
the "BIG" reason to fake it and cover it up if it was faked would be funding. so whats absurd about faking it if they had?
would people fund so much into something that is near impossible otherwise if it is impossible because of the van whatsit belt?
i aint saying its fake but i am saying there is a big reason to fake it and cover it up and like most conspiracys that involves cash they would'nt get at the scale they do otherwise.
unless of course people just fund anything cos i was thinking of asking for funding for my chocolate fireguard invention, it dosnt work very well though but if i faked it and nobody knew anything about chocolate do you reckon i'd get it then? |
My reasons are not based on whether people are in authority or not. I want to know how they propose to keep it covered up FOREVER.
Think about it. The next time someone goes to the moon, they'll be rumbled because they'll either have to use lots of shielding, or because their astronauts will end up dead.
It doesn't work.
Any way, just out of interest, what's your proudest achievement in life? |
your presuming all moon landings were either faked or all moon landings were real.
what if only the first few were faked inorder to get the funding to make it real? and since the first few it did become real and they can land on the moon and have been able to for years barring the first few missions?
why does everything have to be all one way in your eyes?
that is presuming of course they were fake.
my proudest achievement in life? that depends on the person and what each person considers to be an achievment therefore the question is nonesance. something i consider as nothing to others would be a great achievment and vice versa therefore sharing my experiances is meaningless and matters not. what is important however is to realise when you do achieve something that dosnt make you better than the next man, something you seem to struggle with to even ask the question to compare. |
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